What is the new NBA schedule for the playoffs, draft, free agency and other key events?
With the season set to resume on July 30, here's a look at the league's new calendar.
This page will continue to update with the latest information.
Key dates
June 23: Transaction window opened for all 30 teams
Two-way contracts can be converted
Free agents can be signed
Roster players can be waived
June 23-30: Coronavirus testing begins
June 27: Substitute two-way players can be signed (by teams playing in Orlando)
June 28: Last day to waive a player (5:00 p.m. ET)
June 30: Transaction window closes (11:59 p.m. ET)
Last date to sign a contract
2019-20 team payroll is frozen
Last date to convert a two-way contract
July 1: Rosters set for Orlando
July 1: Teams can sign a substitute player (for one who elects not to play in Orlando)
Players who are replaced are not eligible for the remainder of the season
July 1-9: Required individual workouts
July 7-9: Participating teams travel to Orlando
July 9-29: Team training camp and scrimmages
July 30: Seeding games begin
Aug. 3: Last day to withdraw from the draft (college players)
Aug. 15-16: Possible Eastern/Western conference play-in games
Aug. 17: First round of the playoffs begins
Aug. 17: Last day to enter the draft
Aug. 20: NBA draft lottery
Aug. 31: Conference semifinals target date
TBD: Pre-draft combine
Sept. 15-28: Conference finals target date
Sept. 30: NBA Finals target date
Oct. 6: Last day to withdraw from the draft (international players)
Oct. 13: Last day of the NBA Finals
Oct. 16: NBA draft
TBD: Salary cap and luxury tax are set for 2020-21
Oct. 17: Last day for a team or player option to be exercised (5:00 PM ET)
Oct. 17: Last day for a player to receive a qualifying offer
Oct. 18: Free-agent negotiations can begin (6:00 p.m. ET)
Oct. 19-23: Free-agency moratorium (begins 12:01 a.m. ET)
First-round selections can sign contracts
Minimum contracts can be signed
Restricted free agents can sign an offer sheet
Third- and fourth-year rookie options can be exercised
Oct. 23: Free agency begins (12:00 p.m. ET)
Teams can sign free agents
Trades can become official
Rookie-scale and veteran contracts can be extended
Clock on offer sheets begins
Potential free agents: Option deadlines
Oct. 6
Nicolas Batum, Hornets: $27.1 million (player option)
Oct. 9
Mike Conley, Jazz: $34.5 million (player option)
Oct. 11
Stanley Johnson, Raptors: $3.8 million (player option)
Tony Snell, Pistons: $12.2 million (player option)
Oct. 13
DeMar DeRozan, Spurs: $27.7 million (player option; if the Spurs do not make the playoffs, the option date will be moved to seven days after their last game)
Oct. 14
Anthony Davis, Lakers: $28.8 million (player option)
Robin Lopez, Bucks: $5.0 million (player option)
Wesley Matthews, Bucks: $2.7 million (player option)
Evan Fournier, Magic: $17.0 million (player option)
Oct. 15
Gordon Hayward, Celtics: $34.2 million (player option; can be three days after the last game of the season)
Deonte Burton, Thunder: $1.6 million (team option)
Mario Hezonja, Blazers: $2.0 million (player option)
Jabari Parker, Kings: $6.5 million (player option)
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk, Pistons: $1.7 million (team option)
Rodney Hood, Blazers: $6 million (player option)
Oct. 17
Enes Kanter, Celtics: $5 million (player option)
Semi Ojeleye, Celtics: $1.75 million (team option)
Garrett Temple, Nets: $5.0 million (team option)
Otto Porter Jr., Bulls: $28.5 million (player option)
Andre Drummond, Cavaliers: $28.75 million (player option)
Willie Cauley-Stein, Mavericks: $2.28 million (player option)
Tim Hardaway Jr., Mavericks: $18.97 million (player option)
Jerami Grant, Nuggets: $9.34 million (player option)
Austin Rivers, Rockets: $2.4 million (player option)
David Nwaba, Rockets: $1.8 million (player option)
JaMychal Green, Clippers: $5.0 million (player option)
Avery Bradley, Lakers: $5.0 million (player option)
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Lakers: $8.5 million (player option)
JaVale McGee, Lakers: $4.2 million (player option)
Rajon Rondo, Lakers: $2.7 million (player option)
Jontay Porter, Grizzlies: $1.5 million (team option)
Kelly Olynyk, Heat: $12.2 million (player option)
James Johnson, Timberwolves: $16.0 million (player option)
Bobby Portis, Knicks: $15.8 million (team option)
Hamidou Diallo, Thunder: $1.7 million (team option)
Mike Muscala, Thunder: $2.3 million (player option)
Abdel Nader, Thunder: $1.75 million (player option)
James Ennis III, Magic: $2.1 million (player option)
Melvin Frazier Jr., Magic: $1.66 million (team option)
Cheick Diallo, Suns: $1.8 million (team option)
Frank Kaminsky, Suns: $5 million (team option)
Guarantee dates
Oct. 17
T.J. McConnell, Pacers: $1 million to $3.5 million
Quinn Cook, Lakers: $1 million to $3 million
Reggie Bullock, Knicks: $1 million to $4.2 million
Wayne Ellington, Knicks: $1 million to $8 million
Taj Gibson, Knicks: $1 million to $9.5 million
Elfrid Payton, Knicks: $1 million to $8 million
Mitchell Robinson, Knicks: $0 to $1.7 million
Nemanja Bjelica, Kings: $0 to $7.2 million
Isaac Bonga, Wizards: $0 to $1.7 million
Oct. 18
Ersan Ilyasova, Bucks: $0 to $7 million
Monte Morris, Nuggets: $0 to $1.7 million
Ben McLemore, Rockets: $0 to $2.3 million
Trevor Ariza, Blazers: $1.8 million to $12.8 million
Trey Lyles, Spurs: $1 million to $5.5 million
Oct. 19
Semi Ojeleye, Celtics: $0 to $1.75 million
Oct. 21
Daniel Theis, Celtics: $0 to $5 million
Oct. 22
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk, Pistons: $0 to $1.66 million
Norvel Pelle, 76ers: $0 to $1.5 million
Oct. 23
Khyri Thomas, Pistons: $745K to $1.7 million
Oct. 24
Devonte' Graham, Hornets: $0 to $1.7 million
Keita Bates-Diop, Nuggets: $0 to $1.7 million
Veteran-extension eligible
Oct. 18
Celtics: Gordon Hayward, Marcus Smart and Semi Ojeleye
Nets: Rodions Kurucs
Hornets: Nicolas Batum, Devonte' Graham and Cody Zeller
Bulls: Cristiano Felicio, Zach LaVine and Otto Porter Jr.
Cavaliers: Andre Drummond and Dante Exum
Mavericks: Tim Hardaway Jr. and Jalen Brunson
Nuggets: Monte Morris, Jerami Grant, Will Barton, Gary Harris and Keita Bates-Diop
Pistons: Blake Griffin, Tony Snell, Khyri Thomas, Bruce Brown and Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk
Warriors: Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins
Rockets: P.J. Tucker, James Harden and Russell Westbrook
Pacers: Victor Oladipo, T.J. Warren and Doug McDermott
Clippers: Lou Williams
Lakers: LeBron James and Anthony Davis
Grizzlies: Gorgui Dieng, Justise Winslow and Kyle Anderson
Heat: Kelly Olynyk
Bucks: Giannis Antetokounmpo and Ersan Ilyasova
Timberwolves: James Johnson and Jarred Vanderbilt
Pelicans: Jrue Holiday
Knicks: Mitchell Robinson
Thunder: Dennis Schroder, Chris Paul, Abdel Nader, Hamidou Diallo and Steven Adams
Magic: Evan Fournier, Aaron Gordon and Melvin Frazier Jr.
76ers: Joel Embiid and Josh Richardson
Suns: Elie Okobo
Trail Blazers: Jusuf Nurkic and Gary Trent Jr.
Kings: Nemanja Bjelica
Spurs: DeMar DeRozan, LaMarcus Aldridge, Chimezie Metu and Patty Mills
Raptors: Norman Powell
Jazz: Mike Conley, Rudy Gobert (supermax) and Georges Niang
Wizards: John Wall and Isaac Bonga
Rookie-extension eligible
Oct. 18
Hawks: John Collins
Celtics: Jayson Tatum
Nets: Jarrett Allen
Hornets: Malik Monk
Bulls: Lauri Markkanen
Mavericks: Justin Jackson
Pistons: Luke Kennard
Pacers: T.J. Leaf
Lakers: Kyle Kuzma
Heat: Bam Adebayo
Bucks: D.J. Wilson
Pelicans: Lonzo Ball and Josh Hart
Knicks: Dennis Smith Jr. and Frank Ntilikina
Thunder: Terrance Ferguson
Magic: Markelle Fultz and Jonathan Isaac
Trail Blazers: Zach Collins
Kings: De'Aaron Fox
Spurs: Derrick White
Raptors: OG Anunoby
Jazz: Donovan Mitchell and Tony Bradley
Trade exceptions expire
Oct. 23
Grizzlies: $3.1 million
Oct. 24
Warriors: $17.2 million
Grizzlies: $3.4 million